Return to Order promotes the timeless principles of Christian civilization that are wonderfully adapted to our human nature. Such principles produce an organic socio-economic order that is full of exuberant vitality and refreshing spontaneity.

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Fourth Printing of ‘Return to Order’ Contributes to the Debate over Nation’s Future

“Horvat draws from abundant sources to craft a work that seamlessly makes connections between the economy, faith and moral values.”

Written by Gary Isbell*

HANOVER, PA (April 2, 2016) – A fourth printing of the book, Return to Order: From a Frenzied Economy to an Organic Christian Society, has just come off the press as its message continues to spread far and wide. The new printing of 10,000 softcover books joins the more than 90,000 copies now in circulation. The highly lauded book that deals with organic solutions for the nation’s social and economic problems has earned nine awards and is now contributing to the debate about the nation’s future.

“The confusing dilemmas of the present election cycle only highlight the timeliness of Return to Order,” says author John Horvat II. “People are disoriented and are searching for insights to help them understand better where we went wrong and where we need to go.”

Return to Order has received dozens of endorsements from leading academic, political, military and religious leaders. Former Attorney General Edwin Meese III claims Return to Order “sets forth valuable recommendations for restoring our society to its foundation of ordered liberty and traditional values.” Bishop Emeritus Rene Gracida of Corpus Christi calls the book “a catechism of principles to guide all our efforts to restore economic and social peace to America.” Joseph Scheidler, director of Pro-Life Action League says the book is “worthy of becoming the bedside book of those who believe America is worth fighting for!”

Return to Order is the fruit of over twenty years of research and observation. Horvat draws from abundant sources to craft a work that seamlessly makes the connections between the economy, faith and moral values. He shows how society’s obsession for a frenzied, materialistic culture is causing social and psychological emptiness and economic ruin.

“Most people know where we don’t want to go, but are unsure toward what kind of society we need to go. Return to Order lays out all the principles needed to return to an order with those dynamic elements—church, community, family and private property—that keep society and economies in balance,” writes Horvat.

Return to Order ranked number one on Amazon/Kindle in four countries and also has a 4.5 star rating on Amazon. “I’m giving it 5 stars and recommending it for everyone who cares about our society going down the tubes, both financially and morally,” wrote Lantana Al, an Amazon top 500 reviewer.

Horvat, who is also vice president of The American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property (TFP), is heavily engaged in spreading his message in 2016, by speaking to groups across the country. He has given presentations in more than 60 American cities as well as in Europe and South America. He has participated in nearly 300 media interviews since Return to Order was first released in 2013. Horvat has also published hundreds of articles that have appeared worldwide, including in The Wall Street Journal, FOX News, The Christian Post, The Washington Times, Crisis Magazine, C-SPAN, American Thinker, and TheBlaze.com.

Return to Order: From a Frenzied Economy to an Organic Christian Society—Where We’ve Been, How We Got Here, and Where We Need to Go is available in hardcover (ISBN: 978-0-9882148-0-4; 400 pages, $21.95), softcover (ISBN: 978-0-9882148-3-5; 400 pages, free for a limited time) and eBook (ASIN: B00B5HED8W; $2.99). An audio edition of the book was also released in June 2015 (ASIN: B00Z0ILQ5A, $24.95). Details about acquiring all these editions can be found at www.returntoorder.org.

For more information or to request a speaking engagement or an interview with John Horvat, please call 717-309-7147 or send an email to jh1908@aol.com.